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- Page 1
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- Mexicans in Fight with U.S. Troops
- Aircraft Program Put under One Chief
- Congressmen Forbidden on Battle Front
- Revenue Bill Hearings Will Begin Tuesday
- Allies Crumble Boche Line Trouble Flares up Anew on Border
- Autos' Use in East Sundays is Restricted
- Ex-Salt Laker Poor Provider, Wife Testifies
- Senate Passes 18 to 45 Ages Manpower Act
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Ford Leading in Democratic Primary Vote
- [Untitled]
- Hun Counterattacks Cannot Stop Allied
- Sentence of 30 Years Ordered
- Cole L. Blease Way Back in S. Carolina
- California Result Remains in Doubt
- Handwriting on Wall Arouses Hun Press
- Universal War Bread is Planned
- President Indorsed
- War Crosses Are Given to Yanks
- German Resistance at Bapaume Stiffens
- Capital Officials Surprised at Fray
- Berlin Says Allies Are Thrown Back
- Germany Fails to Spare Spanish Boats
- German Marines Are Found Washed Ashore
- Prussian Minister Deplores Low Morale
- Notice to Training [Illegible] Patrons
- Jeannette Rankin is Second in Montana
- Gen. Debeney's Men Fight with Ardor
- Page 3
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
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- Run over by Auto, Gets Head Cut
- Amusements
- Excitement is Big Feature of Orpheum Bill
- German Manpower
- Western Men in U.S. Service
- Hitting a Vital Spot
- Song of the Guns
- Other Points of View
- Parcels to France Must be Approved
- Utah's Limited Men to Serve at Last
- Private David Thomas
- Col. Clark R. Elliott
- Clearence Wright
- Lieut. Douglass C. McKay
- Private S. A. Cottle
- Corp. F. F. Whitt
- Private Merlin Fenstermaker
- Soldiers to Play Ball
- [Untitled]
- Moose Legioners Invade Park [Illegible]
- Strictly Original
- Pte. Francis S. Robbins
- Harold Mayfield
- Albert Albertson
- Page 5
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Bourbons Form Battle Array
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- Germans Thought Entente Reserves Were Exhausted
- Senator Charged with Aiding Foe
- Vaudeville Artist at Pantages Today
- British Give Grain to Save Best Hens
- The Prune Club
- Hot-Weather Thoughts
- Not in it
- Sunshine and Clouds
- A Dress in Danger
- Votes Put Blue Blood into Officer's Veins
- Doing Deadly Work
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] F. Rowlands to Superintend West Division
- May Establish Sex Hospital
- City News Ticker
- Wheat Output of Utah Falls
- the Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- Call on Utah to Help Meet Labor Crisis
- Brigham City Men off for Camp Lewis
- Tooele Organizes a Guard Company
- Loses Wife's Love; Sues for $10,000
- Weather Report
- New Office Devices Installed at U. A. C
- [Untitled]
- Far East Russ Army Won Over
- Less of Three R's to Aid Harvests
- Youngest Captain in Regular Army
- Bill Gives Short Lines New Deal
- New Chief Names for Moffat Road
- Woods Resigns as G. O. P. Chairman
- Funerals
- The Day's Death Roll
- 'Fit to Fight' to Ward of Pitfalls
- Company to Water Milford Valley
- Smelter Workers Asked to Come In
- Boy Shoots at Dog and Kills Friend
- Prof. W. E. Carroll Enters U. S. Army
- Corrupt Practice Act Affects Dem
- Ambassador Page Resigns Position
- [Illegible] Assists Guard and W. S. S. Jaunt
- [Illegible] O. P. in Missouri Favours Suffrage
- [Illegible] Roker Facing Sedition Charge
- [Illegible] Women Ban Canyon Billboards
- Eaches to Fill 16 Railroad Cars
- [Illegible] Johnson to Help Spaulding
- [Illegible] Moyes to be Buried Thursday
- Local News
- Births
- City Bank Clearings
- Marriage Licenses
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
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- Japanese [Illegible] Honors in Championship Match
- Joe Bush Fans Thirteen; Loses
- Jap Tennis Star Baffles Opponent
- Philadelphia Wins Two Games
- Directum J. is Frist in Three
- Finish Matches on Labor Day
- Tris Lands upon Umpire Connolly
- More Records Broken at Iowa State Track
- Cleveland Knocks Johnson out of Box
- Only Three of outside Women in Golf Match
- Winkler High Gun at Milwaukee Match
- Racing
- Urban 'Red' Faber Falls Victim to Winning Cub Team
- Bezdek Joins State College
- [Untitled]
- Intermountain Championship Matches Start
- National Dry Bill up Today
- Captured Alsatians Cheer Their Captors
- Submarine Sinks New U. S. Schooner
- Cold Hurts Crops in Idaho Districts
- Stefansson is on Way to 'Outside'
- Horace F. Bartine of Nevada [Illegible]
- Differences in Navy Uniforms Wiped [Illegible]
- I. W. W. Leaders Lose Point
- No Intelligence
- New York Gets Hold in First Division
- National League
- Page 9
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
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- Two Emmas Are to Have Hearing Soon
- Has Big Copper Dike Outcrop
- Utah Stocks Again Weaker
- Utah Mine Mill Ready to Treat Dump
- Corn and Oats Show Decline
- Stock Market Improves, but Interests Lags
- Vacuum Cleaner Lines Decreased
- Streak Good Ore in Bingham Property
- Sell 45,600 Shares at Oil Exchange
- Boston Curb
- New York Money Market
- Cotton Futures Steady
- Chicago Produce
- Park-Utah Now Showing Values
- South Park Ore in two Places
- [Untitled]
- Wilbert Assessment
- Mining Notes
- Several Dividends
- California's Big Decrease in Gold
- $50,000,000 for Relief
- Live Stock Quotations
- Notice to Coal Dealers
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Summons
- Delinquent Notice
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Prize Sheep Brings Record Price, $6,200
- Flour Substitute Rule Calls for 20 per Cent
- New Flour Rule Goes in Effect on next Sunday
- New Silver Cup Increases Zest for Pushball
- To Grace Army Wedding
- [Untitled]
- "Melon" King Christened at Church Outing
- Draft Boards Are Ready for 18 to 45 Men
- Wool Saving to be Civic Center Theme
- Utahns Will be Chiropractors
- You Dring Honey and Corn Syrup, Says W. M. Boyden
- Broken Language Conveys Appeal to Draft Board
- Student Engineers Exempt in Draft
- Night School Asks for Motor Parts
- Pea-Fed Hogs Are Wayne Specialty
- Luscious Melons Appease Picknickers
- Mrs. M. Stanley Has Passed a Way
- Ice Cream Sodas Quench Thirsts
- Weather Office Sends Six Men
- 150 Register for 'U' Student Army
- New Name Given to Utah Committee
- Glaring Flaws Are Revealed to Pedagogue
- Nurses Look for College Credits
- School Principals to Discuss Draft
- War Gardeners Releasing Cars
- Broke Moral Laws of U. S., is [Illegible]
- Doctors to Discuss War-Time Problem
- No Shortage of Labor in [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-28 | Page 1 | Senate Passes 18 to 45 Ages Manpower Act
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6c262b6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c262b6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Senate Passes 18 to 45 Ages Manpower Act |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c262b6/10204985 |